FCI-CU-SimpleSpreadSheet

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Last Update: 2013-04-03

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A simple Spreadsheet used in estimating some essential statistical operations such as {min, max, central tendency measures, dispersion measures, etc}.

Accepts input and rendering output in a cell-grid like layout.

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